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Public Act 452 of 2004 (Effective: 3/1/2005) Find this PA in the MCL

Sponsors
Mike Bishop - (primary)Liz Brater, Patricia L Birkholz, Jason Allen, Judson Gilbert, Gerald Van Woerkom, Wayne Kuipers, Ron Jelinek, Valde Garcia, Beverly S Hammerstrom, Bill Hardiman, Shirley Johnson, Tony Stamas, Irma Clark-Coleman, Martha Scott, Deborah Cherry, Virg Bernero, Burton Leland, Michelle McManus, Gilda Jacobs, Dennis Olshove, Michael Prusi, Cameron Brown, Nancy Cassis, Alan L Cropsey, Michael Switalski, Tom George, Robert L Emerson

Categories Consumer protection, privacy; Consumer credit, other; Financial institutions, generally; Crimes, fraud; Crime victims, restitution

Consumer protection; privacy; identity theft protection act; create. Creates new act & repeals sec. 285 of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.285).

Bill Document Formatting Information

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The following bill formatting applies to the 2003-2004 session:
- New language in an amendatory bill will be shown in bold (rather than UPPERCASE).
- Language to be removed will be stricken.
- Amendments made by the House will be blue with square brackets, such as: [House amended text].
- Amendments made by the Senate will be red with double greater/lesser than symbols, such as: <<Senate amended text>>.

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Documents

	Senate Introduced Bill Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes.
	As Passed by the Senate As Passed by the Senate is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adopted Senate amendments.
	As Passed by the House As Passed by the House is the bill, as received from the Senate, that includes any adopted House amendments.
	Senate Concurred Bill Concurred bill is the version passed in identical form by both houses of the Legislature, issued prior to availability of the Enrolled bill.
	Public Act Public Act is a bill that has become law.

House Fiscal Agency Analysis

	Analysis as Reported from Committee (09-29-04) This document analyzes: HB6168, HB6169, HB6170, HB6171, HB6172, HB6173, HB6174, HB6175, HB6176, HB6177, SB0220, SB0657, SB0792, SB0793, SB0795, SB0797, SB0798, SB0803
	Summary as Passed by the Senate (09-14-04) This document analyzes: SB0792
	Second Analysis as Enrolled (04-06-05) This document analyzes: HB6169, HB6172, HB6174, HB6177, SB0220, SB0657, SB0792, SB0793, SB0795, SB0798, SB1384

Senate Fiscal Analysis

	COMMITTEE SUMMARY (10-28-03) This document analyzes: SB0792, SB0793, SB0794, SB0796, SB0797, SB0798
	FLOOR ANALYSIS (12-9-03) This document analyzes: SB0792, SB0793, SB0794
	FIRST ANALYSIS (9-23-04) This document analyzes: SB0220, SB0657, SB0792, SB0793, SB0794, SB0795, SB 797, SB0798, SB0803, SB1384
	ENROLLED ANALYSIS (4-18-05) This document analyzes: SB0220, SB0657, SB0792, SB0793, SB0795, SB0798, SB84 , HB6169, HB6172, HB6174, HB6177

History(House actions in lowercase, Senate actions in UPPERCASE)

Date	Journal	Action
10/23/2003	SJ 89 Pg. 1924	REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
12/2/2003	SJ 98 Pg. 2105	REPORTED FAVORABLY WITH SUBSTITUTE S-2
12/2/2003	SJ 98 Pg. 2105	REFERRED TO COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE WITH SUBSTITUTE S-2
12/9/2003	SJ 101 Pg. 2145	REPORTED BY COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FAVORABLY WITH SUBSTITUTE S-4
12/9/2003	SJ 101 Pg. 2145	SUBSTITUTE S-4 CONCURRED IN
12/9/2003	SJ 101 Pg. 2145	PLACED ON ORDER OF THIRD READING WITH SUBSTITUTE S-4
12/10/2003	SJ 102 Pg. 2158	AMENDMENT(S) ADOPTED
12/10/2003	SJ 102 Pg. 2158	PASSED ROLL CALL # 586 YEAS 37 NAYS 0 EXCUSED 1 NOT VOTING 0
12/10/2003	HJ 92 Pg. 2359	referred to Committee on Criminal Justice
9/15/2004	HJ 81 Pg. 2236	reported with recommendation with substitute H-2
9/15/2004	HJ 81 Pg. 2236	referred to second reading
9/15/2004	HJ 81 Pg. 2236	laid over one day under the rules
9/29/2004	HJ 83 Pg. 2317	substitute H-2 not adopted
9/29/2004	HJ 83 Pg. 2317	substitute H-4 adopted and amended
9/29/2004	HJ 83 Pg. 2317	placed on third reading
9/29/2004	HJ 83 Pg. 2317	placed on immediate passage
9/29/2004	HJ 83 Pg. 2317	passed; given immediate effect Roll Call # 822 Yeas 103 Nays 0
9/29/2004	HJ 83 Pg. 2317	returned to Senate
9/30/2004	SJ 95 Pg. 2037	LAID OVER ONE DAY UNDER THE RULES
11/10/2004	SJ 102 Pg. 2228	AMENDMENT(S) ADOPTED
11/10/2004	SJ 102 Pg. 2228	HOUSE SUBSTITUTE H-4 CONCURRED IN AS AMENDED
11/10/2004	SJ 102 Pg. 2228	ROLL CALL # 808 YEAS 36 NAYS 0 EXCUSED 2 NOT VOTING 0
11/10/2004	SJ 102 Pg. 2228	GIVEN IMMEDIATE EFFECT
11/10/2004	HJ 86 Pg. 2533	laid over one day under the rules
12/2/2004	HJ 89 Pg. 2645	Senate amendment(s) to House substitute H-4 concurred in
12/2/2004	HJ 89 Pg. 2645	Roll Call # 960 Yeas 93 Nays 0
12/2/2004	HJ 89 Pg. 2645	re-returned to Senate
12/7/2004	SJ 106 Pg. 2335	ORDERED ENROLLED
12/29/2004	SJ 109 Pg. 2534	PRESENTED TO GOVERNOR 12/15/2004 @ 10:55 AM
12/29/2004	SJ 109 Pg. 2541	APPROVED BY GOVERNOR 12/22/2004 @ 7:44 AM
12/29/2004	SJ 109 Pg. 2541	FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE 12/28/2004 @ 9:30 AM
12/29/2004	SJ 109 Pg. 2541	ASSIGNED PA 0452'04 WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT

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